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A dozen surgeons and surgeons-in-training, including NDS DPhil student Miss Katherine Hurst, will soon take to the road for the first ever Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (RCSEd) Travelling Surgical Symposium.
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Meet the cyclist
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Katherine Hurst
Clinical Research Fellow and DPhil Candidate
#LetsCycleIt
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Join the team on route
The #LetsCycleIt route will be open to local cyclists, both healthcare professionals and the public. To join in any of the seven daily stages, email outreach@rcsed.ac.uk.
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